- Singer Timaya has proclaimed Rema as the leader of the new generation of Nigerian musicians.
- The ‘Dem Mama’ crooner expressed admiration for Rema, describing him as an intentional musician in an interview with Cool FM.
- Timaya praised Rema’s unique style and fashion sense, which made him stand out among his peers.
Singer Timaya has proclaimed Rema as the frontrunner of the new generation of Nigerian artists.
In a recent discussion with Cool FM, the ‘Dem Mama’ artist conveyed his respect for Rema, characterizing him as an “intentional” musician.
Timaya noted that Rema’s distinctive fashion sense and musical approach set him apart from his contemporaries.
“I’m a fan of Rema. Among all the young boys [new generational musicians], he’s at the top. Rema is their dad. You don’t know?
See his abss, his dress sense, crazy!
“He’s intentional; his music, his stage performance are amazing. And he’s a find young boy,”
In other news, Following just a few episodes of the third season of Young, Famous & African, there has been a significant outcry from viewers advocating for the removal of Nigerian actress Annie Idibia from the reality series.
Critics have raised alarms regarding her mental well-being and her contentious interactions with co-stars Zari Hassan and Ini Edo, which have ignited extensive discussions on social media.
A particularly intense scene featured Annie in confrontations with both Zari and Ini, among other issues, prompting backlash from the audience.
On X (formerly Twitter), a user by the name of @Oyinash_ expressed, “Please get Annie Idibia off Young, Famous & African. It’s not healthy for her and it’s not healthy for us, the viewers, either. This is insane. Asides her being a horrible person, she’s also being bullied. Please, it’s enough.”
This statement rapidly gained traction, receiving endorsements from fans who echoed similar concerns. Numerous individuals suggested that Annie may be on the verge of a mental breakdown or speculated that she could be under the influence of substances during the filming.
